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Do you understand EHR well? Take this quiz on Electronic Health Records, and check how well you understand. As an expert in the Electronic Health Record System, you are expected to be familiar with modern approaches to storing health/medical data. Medical records are vital sources of information for research as well as guidance for the promulgation of the new health law. The records often include the history of medications, medical tests, and allergies, among others. Assess your knowledge with this quiz.

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1.

Electronic health record help in the following except
- A.
  
  Case descriptions
- B.
  
  Data input
- C.
  
  Terminology
- D.
  
  Standardization of forms
Correct Answer
A. Case descriptions

Explanation
Electronic health records (EHRs) are digital versions of patients' medical records that provide a comprehensive view of their health history. EHRs aid in data input, ensuring accurate and efficient record-keeping. They also facilitate the standardization of forms, making it easier to collect and organize information consistently. Additionally, EHRs incorporate medical terminologies, enabling healthcare professionals to communicate effectively and avoid confusion. However, EHRs do not directly help with case descriptions, which involve the detailed explanation and analysis of a patient's medical condition.

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2.

The following are advantages of electronic records in ambulances save for
- A.
  
  Review of clinical standards
- B.
  
  Procurement of facilities
- C.
  
  Patient data sharing
- D.
  
  Better training for paramedics
Correct Answer
B. Procurement of facilities

Explanation
The advantages of electronic records in ambulances include the ability to review clinical standards, share patient data, and provide better training for paramedics. However, procurement of facilities is not directly related to electronic records and does not provide any specific advantage in this context.

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3.

What science studies the storage and analysis of health data?
- A.
  
  Statistics
- B.
  
  Data Analytics
- C.
  
  Health analysis
- D.
  
  Health informatics
Correct Answer
D. Health informatics

Explanation
Health informatics is the correct answer because it is the science that studies the storage and analysis of health data. Health informatics combines the fields of healthcare, information technology, and data analysis to improve the management and utilization of health information. It involves the collection, storage, retrieval, and analysis of health data to support decision-making, research, and healthcare delivery. Health informatics plays a crucial role in improving healthcare outcomes, managing patient records, and facilitating evidence-based practices.

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4.

When was FDA's memorandum on EHR unintended consequences released?
- A.
  
  April 2012
- B.
  
  May 2011
- C.
  
  February 2010
- D.
  
  March 2010
Correct Answer
C. February 2010

Explanation
The correct answer is February 2010. This is the date when the FDA's memorandum on EHR unintended consequences was released.

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5.

Which of these was not included in the 2010 FDA memorandum on electronic health records?
- A.
  
  Errors of data analysis
- B.
  
  Errors of commissions
- C.
  
  Errors of compatibility
- D.
  
  Incompatibility between multi-vendor software applications
Correct Answer
C. Errors of compatibility

Explanation
The 2010 FDA memorandum on electronic health records did not include errors of compatibility as one of the issues discussed. The memorandum may have focused on other aspects such as errors of data analysis and errors of commissions, but did not specifically address compatibility issues between multi-vendor software applications.

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The personalized the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) is peculiar to _____________
- A.
  
  Africa
- B.
  
  North America
- C.
  
  South America
- D.
  
  Australia
Correct Answer
D. Australia

Explanation
The personalized Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) is peculiar to Australia. This means that the PCEHR system is unique and specific to Australia, and is not implemented in Africa, North America, or South America. The PCEHR allows individuals in Australia to have control over their own electronic health records, enabling them to access and manage their health information securely.

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7.

When was electronic health record first deployed?
- A.
  
  June 2011
- B.
  
  January 2007
- C.
  
  May 2010
- D.
  
  July 2012
Correct Answer
D. July 2012

Explanation
The correct answer is July 2012. This means that electronic health records were first deployed in July 2012.

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8.

When did Austria adopt the electronic health records act?
- A.
  
  January 2012
- B.
  
  May 2010
- C.
  
  March 2015
- D.
  
  December 2012
Correct Answer
D. December 2012

Explanation
Austria adopted the electronic health records act in December 2012.

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9.

Which of these nations was the first to develop a nationwide electronic health record?
- A.
  
  Germany
- B.
  
  Estonia
- C.
  
  Russia
- D.
  
  Denmark
Correct Answer
B. Estonia

Explanation
Estonia was the first nation to develop a nationwide electronic health record. This means that they were the first country to implement a system that allows for the electronic storage and exchange of health-related information for their entire population.

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10.

When did Estonia launch its EHR system?
- A.
  
  23 December 2012
- B.
  
  14 December 2010
- C.
  
  12 December 2009
- D.
  
  17 December 2008
Correct Answer
D. 17 December 2008

Explanation
Estonia launched its EHR system on 17 December 2008.

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Electronic Health Records Quiz

Electronic health record help in the following except

The following are advantages of electronic records in ambulances save for

What science studies the storage and analysis of health data?

When was FDA's memorandum on EHR unintended consequences released?

Which of these was not included in the 2010 FDA memorandum on electronic health records?

The personalized the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) is peculiar to _____________

When was electronic health record first deployed?

When did Austria adopt the electronic health records act?

Which of these nations was the first to develop a nationwide electronic health record?

When did Estonia launch its EHR system?